Easy DIY Wooden Walkway | Path To My Outdoor Kitchen | Part 10

In this video I'm showing you how I very easily built a boardwalk walkway to my Outdoor Kitchen. I built simple 2x4 bases and connected them together to make a path, covering them with Trex Transcend Composite Decking boards to match my deck. I find this method to be easier than a brick, stone or gravel path. Check out the video to see it all come together!

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Welcome to the official April Wilkerson YouTube channel! I’m April and I’m the creator of Wilker Do’s. I am an obsessed DIYer and Woodworker. I'm not professional or have any training, so I just pick the project I want to tackle and figure it out step by step. On this channel you will find a variety of content like DIY home improvement, How-To’s, construction, design and more!

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[sandorpecsora]

For my eyes this walkway fits in the nature much better with the curves, than a really square/level concrete solution. Great job!

[walterashley]

Recently in a wheelchair at a young'ish age, and have been looking for ideas to get to future garden areas in my huge backyard. This style is perfect! I can add on rails where appropriate.
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[patwicker]

I like the irregular shape, it gives the path character and fits in with the surrounding landscape.

[PHOTOCONVENTION]

April you work so much harder on your channel than almost everyone else. Thank you it's appreciated. You make this all look easy.

[estelaVillar-]

No digging, no levelling compounds. Smart. Save a ton of work. Great results 😊👍🏻

[NativeNYerChicHK]

Traditional methods are your foundation to know what you can and can’t do outside of those perimeters. It gives you boundaries and reasons for them, which then allows you to understand how you can push those boundaries for your own particular reasons and still be successful. I don’t know if I’m explaining that right. But I’ve done loads of projects for indoor renovations and have had to tweak to suit my situation. Without an understanding of the rules and standards I wouldn’t have known how to safely make the changes I needed to for my own individual purposes.

Also I LOVE how this turned out! Really really beautiful!

[aidiaa]

Honestly, wow. I just want to point out how well you have used your words while narrating your work. I feel like I’ve learnt so much. Thank you for being so bad ass at what you do! Cheers pal

[CassandraSusan]

I love this rule breaking thing! I was searching for how to make a temperature narrow boardwalk for my back yard from a small pool out of scrap decking I have laying around the back yard. I hate having the grand babies walking back and forth barefoot thru the mulch and stones. This is going to be right up my alley!! Thank you so much!!

[joellongfellow]

As long as it doesn't bother you, it shouldn't bother anyone else. Great content, April. Keep up the good work!

[MHTutorialsD]

Hey April, first-time viewer here. With so many women feeling the need to put themselves half-naked in the thumbnail to attract viewers it is very refreshing to see one of your videos. None of that nonsense, just a great video, great craft, good narrative.... respect, well done.

[michaelh]

As the saying goes: "Improvise. Adapt. Overcome." It has served me well in my 55 years. Looks like you put it into practice with fantastic results! :)

[BYOTools]

Love how you shamed and framed up everything. Great job as always.

[kevohh]

I can’t believe you laid out all those boxes in 5 hours! You’ve got skillz April!

[seekthao]

I want to know more about your outdoor kitchen !☺️☺️

[TheArtofCraftsmanship]

I love it April! It fits the environment perfectly and looks like it creates a great experience walking up to your outdoor kitchen!

[daniellesimone]

First time here. You are AWESOME, April. At 74, I spent a lifetime watching female 'know how' evolve. Watching you supports ALL women - gives our female youth a place to mentor...and realize that - I CAN DO ANYTHING I SET MY MIND TO. Kudos for your example and life-force. All that said - great project; you go girl!!! Thank you for sharing.

[ryanakers]

LOL. Pirate April, "They're more like guidelines than actual rules."

Everything on this outdoor kitchen project looks beautiful.

[pamelaallen]

I have been watching you for quite a while and just now noticed I hadn't subscribed, so now I am. You are a wonderful example to women who have always wanted to create with wood(me). I'm 73 years old, and love woodworking, so no matter your age, gender, create to your hearts content.

[SawdustmakerLori]

LOVE how everything turned out!!! The sweeping curves make it much more beautiful than a straight walkway. Another great job April!

[jimberryman]

When I was a kid, I would spend weekends and my grandparents farm. It was just a little house, and they had a wooden sidewalk from the house to the driveway. Ofcourse it was in the 1970's and I don't even know if their was such thing as treated wood or galvanized nails at the time, just old barnwood, and whatever nails he had, but I always loved the look🤗 Thankyou for bringing back some happy memories of my Grandparents ❤